Ok, now that I've been watching the Renko bricks for the past several hours, I see a problem... not sure if there is a permanent solution, but I'll suggest a couple optional workarounds.

The brick widths are exactly the width of whatever TF chart you have the indie running (i.e., m1, m5... etc.). This ties the brick to the time scale at the bottom of the chart, which we know is not an accurate depiction since Renko is price dependent, not time. So, looking at the chart, it looks like you are seeing 3 hours of price action, when in reality, you could be looking at 2 days or more.

If you do not have control of setting the time scale on the chart, I would suggest the following:

1) Use the tool tip to display the actual Renko brick open and close date/time.2) Add an option of drawing period separators on the chart... every 2, 4, 8 hours... etc., to distinguish not only intra-day PA, but also one day from the next.

patick wrote:If you do not have control of setting the time scale on the chart, I would suggest the following:

1) Use the tool tip to display the actual Renko brick open and close date/time.2) Add an option of drawing period separators on the chart... every 2, 4, 8 hours... etc., to distinguish not only intra-day PA, but also one day from the next.

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